I kinda disagree with you. That's a huge misconception with being an only child. I had people say to me all the time "OMG you're an only child? You must be so spoiled?!?!?!?!" Well no, not really. I mean, my parents cared for me, I always had cloths to wear and food to eat, and toys to play with (do you consider your child's well being as spoiled rotten?) It was very rare that if I didn't get something I wanted I would act up because of it (I did it once and learned my lesson). They didn't buy me everything and anything I wanted. I got a job as soon as I was old enough, they didn't buy me a car when I turned 16- I got their shitty old one.
My point being, not all only children are spoiled rotten brats. As like anything in life, there are a few out there who ruin it for the rest of it. If anything, I'm more spoiled now then I ever was as a young child.
I wouldn't have wanted it any other way. I have an extremely close relationship with my parents and I've very greateful for it.
Being with FB and getting to know his family, has made me even happier that I had no sibblings. Being the youngest of 3 kids, by the time we got married
(or even when we have kids) it's very much the feeling of "been there THREE TIMES done that..."
His parents hardly know him or have time for him. Just really different from my family. My parents know me very well. You can ask them anything (my fav band, shows, movies etc... ) and they know. Josh's family on the other side, (from an outsider looking in) don't really know him.
Im torn also whether or not I want 1 or 2 kids. Most likely we will have 2. I guess it depends on how we feel after the first one.
But seriously, I'm an only child and I turned out fine